[1pt] Add detail/information to plotting capabilities (Dev-plot-update) #327
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…h site (in a directory titled 'individual') and create a csv of data used to plot the scatterplot
…y default, remove the creation of the data file within each site folder as this was a duplicate of the *_analyzed_data.csv
…into dev-plot-update
…into dev-plot-update
…lots.py into the /tools directory. Delete /tools/plots directory
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Addresses github issues #325
Creates a csv containing data used to create the scatterplot (comparing two versions)
Creates a directory ('individual') that contains subdirectories of all analyzed sites which contain a barplot and a csv containing the analyzed_data for each site.
To run the plot script an example call may be:
python3 eval_plots.py -m /path/to/metrics/csv -w /path/to/workspace -v fim_3_0_4_1_ms_c fim_3_0_4_4_ms_c -i